Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
News Notes.


or about the 10Th of August.
I. Mr.. j. Bond Francisco's complimen
tary concert will be given at Armor.
hall Thursday evening, July 2lst.
Judge Gardiner, yesterday, took thu
matter of the guardianship of thu
Amadon children under advisem ont
,,At about 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing there was quite a shower OF rain
laying the dust and cooling the atmos
pfere.
Work has been commenced by the
Southern Pacific Company in the con
struction OF depot at the new town
of Burba nix.
Work will begin in grading the rail-
way between Santa Ana and Los An
yeles. on the California Central Inc
next week
On Monday tracklaying on the Los
Angeles county railroad will COM
mence at Melrose, and the iron will
be laid toward this city.
The mother of Miss Candida Mon
tsno is in the city searching for her
daughter. The young lady is said to
have eloped and to be in this city.
The Signal Service reports from Pa
eifc Coast points discontinued last
JANUARY have been continued and
are received by the observatory in this
city.
.
II. T. Gage withdrew from the de-
iense of the Rozelles yesterday, and
in the forthcoming trial they will be
represented by Messrs. Dunlap, Dlehl
and Savage.
George w. Hamilton, through his
attorney, Will d. Gould, is one OF the
first to obtain a pension as a survivor
of the Mexican war, under the late act
of Congress.
Mr.. Shaw, Superintendent OF the
Ostrich Farm Dummy Road, has
ordered two cars and dummy, and
by the time they arrive the track will
be ready for them.
The last pier Of the Kuhrts street
bridge is in position and the super
structure will soon be constructed. Ii
the streets that lead thereto can be
graded the bridge will be of great
benefit.
Yesterday was the most quiet day
known in police circles for long
time past. From 4 p. NJ. until mid
night the Prison-keeper at the City
Prison made no entry upon the
register.
The Board of Trade has had pre-
pared resolutions, which will be pre-
sented to the Council Monday, asking
that the streets be properly sprinkled.
The resolutions are vigorous and to
the point.
a.. Wilder writes from Azusa that
the town is on big boom. He says
that while the development company
was blowing in the streets the other
day a vein OF water was struck and
there has been great flow for several
days.
A dispatch was received yesterday
from Kansas City, stating that the
Phillips excursion missed connection
one day and will arrive Tuesday with
forty-four passengers for Los Angeles,
fifteen for San Francisco and eight for
San Diego.
Senator John p. Jones commenced
suit Yesterday in the U. S. Circuit
Court against H. j. Woollacott to re-
cover $4,000 and to eject him from GER
tain land at Santa Monica in which
plaintiff alleges he owns three-quar-
ters interest.
DIR. X. d. Wise yesterday named
his blooded two-year old mare,
Langtry, after the Jersey Lily. The
mare is by Sultan, and the Doctor
considers her the finest mare OF hei
age in America, and Mrs. Langtry can
consider the naming of the beautiful
animal for her a compliment.
As fine apricots as we have seen wal
a lot sent us yesterday from Gladstone
BY Mr.. d. H. Davis, who has fort.
acres near that town in fruit. Th'
fruit Of the Azusa country is large
healthy and luscious, and the speci
men of apricots we received yesterda.
shows that section to be ne plus uftr'
for the production OF this splendi'
variety of fruit.
John Zens, who was charged witt
obstructing United States lands, wa
examined before United States Com
missioner Van Dyke yesterday AM
THE charge dismissed. 1t cost tn
United States about $35 for witnes
fees in this case. 1t seems that whel
frivolous complaints are brought ant
dismissed the complainant should b.
compelled to pay the costs.
It can be stated on the best author
ity that Major w. r. Burke is not &C
ing to start an evening Democratic
religious or temperance paper in Lo
Angeles in the near future. The Ma
ior has cleaned up about $50, 900 il
real estate during the past year, an
he is of the opinion that it would tax
him fifteen months to clear ths
amount in the newspaper business.
Mr.. J. M. Colyer, well-known an
popular citizen of Fresno, is in tn
city, 1t is reported that he will retur
to Fresno with Dora E. Churcl
daughter of Hon. Firman Church
this city, as his bride. Mr.. Colyer
to be congratulated, but had better r
main here than return to Fresno, b
if Fresno is in need of talented ladie
the proverbial benevolence of Los A
geles will supply its urgent need.
The necessity for more fruit ca
neries and dryers is well shown by Il
inability of the dryers and Gamers
take care of the present crop.
Cotton, where an enormous cannery
working day and night to take care
the fruit crop, it is reported 100 to-